When it comes to traveling in India, no introduction is needed. Visit any city or place of India you will get something or the other extraordinary to witness and experience. If you want to experience the perfect blend of modern and the ancient, then kick start your expedition in Delhi. Delhi is the national capital with lots of places to explore. This city alone hosts three UNESCO World Heritage sites. It is pretty amazing how the ancient monuments and edifices have remained unshaken in all these years. Visiting these structures will take you back to the Mughal era, still considered to be the epitome of grandiosity. In this blog, we will look at the three UNESCO world heritage sites where you can soak in the splendor of the glamorous past. Humayun’s Tomb The kind Mughal emperor, Humayun, rests in peace within this massive tomb. This tomb is a work of art and exquisite beauty that showcases the finesse of Mughal architecture. The structure looks extremely pretty and is a place where
Have you ever observed the making of a garland? Isn't it a beautiful sight? Yes, it is. We feel that India is very much alike to that garland which has strung all the variety of beautifully scented flower-like cities, together. It's a nation full of patriotism, cultural beliefs and spiritual vibes. Along with its great historical and mythological background, India is known by the World for its people & values. Varanasi, Pushkar, Ujjain, Kannauj, Madhurai, Patna are some of the oldest cities of India with an enormous religious connotation while Amritsar, Rishikesh, Mathura, Bodhgaya, Haridwar (and Varanasi) are considered to be the most spiritual cities of the country that absolutely provide peace to one's soul. Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh Also known as Kashi and Banaras, Varanasi is indeed the Spiritual Capital of India. The city has a rooted connection with Hinduism since its existence. Mukti Bhawan or Hotel Salvation is one of the most astounding and astonishing pla